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BTW the 2 stop neutral density filters I use is Graduated from dark to clear - so by turning it up or down

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In Reply to: I'll answer here- Remember when I mentioned 2 stop neutral density filters to you, this is when you need to use one..... posted by Joe M on March 9, 2006 at 06:34:04:

or sideways.
Often, you want to balance light intensity between two areas within a scene. This is important outdoors to allow more sky detail while properly exposing the foreground. Exposing for the foreground will produce a washed-out, over-exposed sky, exposing for the sky will leave the foreground dark, underexposed.

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